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Thirdly, all Kings & governours haue Bookes, statutes, and Re∣cords, wherein are recorded their Lawes Articles, Acts of Parlia∣ment, likewise to Citties and townes Corporated they give Char∣tors whereby they haue power and preuilidge from their King, & head, in his name and power to instate themselves into divers pre∣viledges
for their mutuall good.